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That's N-O-O-O-M-com to sign up today. What is up? Welcome to episode number 375 of on the corner the official

Pitchellist.com podcast.

And your host, Alex Fass, joined as always by the curious Nick Pollack. Nick, hey, you know.

What is happening? I'm always curious. Always be curious. And you are actually someone that I think does such a good job of staying curious inside of this industry. You're always asking the right questions, trying to learn

more. And, you know, I aspire to be like you fast. Well, that's very kind. Nick and I were just

having a conversation that we probably should have recorded because it would have been, I'm sure

it might have been interesting for people to hear just about pitch movement and the way that it's categorized

and how, you know, I think about this a lot. We see this with pitch classification,

which Nick and I were talking about earlier as well, where it's like, Van Graf's thinks this is

a sinker and baseball savant thinks it's a slider. And you Darvish is like, are you kidding? That's

my supreme. And we're like, what's a supreme? And he's like, you idiots. And then he laughs and then he gets a six-year contract for $160 million, whatever.

That's right. But pitch movement is also, there is no real uniformity to that.

Nick and I were looking at the pitch movement leaderboards on baseball savant,

sorting by sliders and right-handed pitchers and just looking at movement not compared to average.

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